bolt04: require onion message processing not degrade other messages#2
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Add MUST NOT requirement for onion message readers to ensure processing of onion messages does not starve critical protocol messages (HTLC operations, commitment signatures, channel management). Add rationale explaining the DoS vector from shared queuing resources and the amplification risk from circular blinded routes.
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Add MUST NOT requirement for onion message readers to ensure processing of onion messages does not starve critical protocol messages (HTLC operations, commitment signatures, channel management).
Add rationale explaining the DoS vector from shared queuing resources and the amplification risk from circular blinded routes.